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In a previous article, WIJNANDV@SEPA.TUDELFT.NL (Wijnand Veeneman) says:

>Apparently you are all interested in transportation, either from

The listowner pointed out to me a few months back that this list is *not*
about transportation, but about translations between file formats
(or some other computer thing). I in turn suggested to him that the list
should probably be closed down, as I never see anything posted here anyway.

I encourage you to join the transit list, and re-post there your thoughts
about multimodal integration.

Here is a standard file I have on transportation and urban planning related
lists and newsgroups. It is incomplete, but a good start:


Subject: Subscribing to mailing lists

By popular demand, this is a repost of how to subscribe to some of the
transportation and urban planning mailing lists that I am familiar with.

(Note to Ottawa-area readers: These can be obtained as Usenet
newsgroups under the culist.*  hierarchy if you are on FreeNet or a Carleton
University machine, or "downstream" of them news-wise. Do _not_ subscribe
to them yourself! It generates a lot of unnecessary extra traffic on the
network.)

- Send a message to listserv@gitvm1.bitnet with the message "subscribe
  transit" in the body, to subscribe to the transit list. Alternate
  address is listserv@gitvm1.gatech.edu.

- Send a message to listserv@cunyvm.cuny.edu with the message "subscribe
  railroad" in the body, to subscribe to the railroad list.

- Send a message to listproc@gmu.edu with the message "subscribe
  transp-l" in the body, to subscribe to the transportation planning list.
  (Note: This is the only one not using "listserv".)

- Send a message to listserv@trearn.bitnet with the message "subscribe
  urban-l" in the body, to subscribe to the urban planning list.
  Note: This probably won't work for you. Try instead:
  listserv%trearn.bitnet@vm.gmd.de

- Send a message to listserv@cunyvm.cuny.edu with the message "subscribe
  airline" in the body, to subscribe to the airline list.

Relevant Usenet newsgroups:
   rec.railroad, alt.planning.urban, sci.engr.civil (occasionally)
   rec.aviation.* hierarchy
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